VI. Write a 120-150 narrative composition with the given beginning: (25 points) It was early in the morning and my mother was calling me from downstairs.
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It was early in the morning and my mother was calling me from downstairs. I rubbed my sleepy eyes and stumbled out of bed, still groggy from the deep slumber I was enjoying. As I made my way down the stairs, the smell of freshly brewed coffee filled my nostrils and I couldn't help but smile. My mother was in the kitchen, bustling around, getting breakfast ready.
"Good morning, sleepyhead," she said with a smile as I walked in. "I made pancakes for breakfast. I know how much you love them."
I sat down at the table, still half-asleep, and watched as she put a big stack of pancakes in front of me. I poured syrup all over them and took a big bite, savoring the taste of the warm, fluffy pancakes. My mother sat down across from me, sipping her coffee and watching me eat.
What's on the agenda for today?" she asked, as I reached for another pancake.
"I have a big test in history class," I said, feeling a bit nervous. "I've been studying all week, but I still feel like I need to review a bit more."
"Don't worry," my mother said, patting my hand. "You've got this. You always do great on tests. Just relax and do your best."
I finished my pancakes and headed off to school, feeling confident and ready for my test. As I walked into the classroom, I felt my nerves start to kick in again. But then I remembered my mother's words of encouragement and took a deep breath. I closed my eyes for a moment and visualized myself doing well on the test. When I opened my eyes, I felt calm and ready to do my best.
The test was tough, but I felt like I had done well. When the teacher handed back our graded tests, I was overjoyed to see that I had received an A. I walked out of the classroom, feeling proud and relieved. When I got home, my mother was there waiting for me with a big smile on her face.
"I knew you could do it," she said, giving me a hug. "I'm so proud of you."
That day, I realized just how important my mother's support and encouragement was to me. She always believed in me, even when I didn't believe in myself. And because of that, I knew that I could always do anything I set my mind to.